ElevenPaths Do I Really Need an Antivirus? How can standard users protect themselves? In this article we explain what an antivirus is for and how you can be (more) protected.
Pablo Alarcón Padellano Telefónica Tech, recognized with Palo Alto Networks’ SASE, Cloud and Cortex Specializations We are the first partner in Spain awarded with Prisma SASE, Prisma Cloud and Cortex XDR/XSOAR specializations.
ElevenPaths #CyberSecurityPulse: Oops, I Went Running and I Published Information From Secret Locations The popular fitness tracking app Strava proudly published a 2017 heat map showing activities from its users around the world, but unfortunately, the map revealed locations of the United...
Andrés Naranjo The Challenge of Online Identity (I): Identity Is the New Perimeter We often find ourselves in situations where we are faced with a mission and, as the mission goes on, we realise that the first choices we made were not...
ElevenPaths Cyber Security Weekly Briefing April 10-16 0-days in Chrome and Edge Security researcher Rajvardhan Agarwal has discovered a 0-day vulnerability in the current versions of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, which he has made public via his...
ElevenPaths Cyber Security Weekly Briefing April 3-9 Malware distribution campaign via LinkedIn The eSentire research team has published details on the analysis of a new malware distribution campaign via LinkedIn. Threat actors are sending zipped files under...
ElevenPaths Monero says goodbye to the ASIC miners (at least for now) Last Friday, 6th April marked an important date for the community of Monero users and developers, as one of the cryptocurrencies led the defense of anonymity for its users. As already commented...
ElevenPaths Don’t confuse the frequency of an incident with the ease you remember it Imagine that there have been a few robberies in two parks of your town that have got all the attention for days. This afternoon you would like to go...
ElevenPaths Do I Really Need an Antivirus? How can standard users protect themselves? In this article we explain what an antivirus is for and how you can be (more) protected.
ElevenPaths Cyber Security Weekly Briefing April 10-16 0-days in Chrome and Edge Security researcher Rajvardhan Agarwal has discovered a 0-day vulnerability in the current versions of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, which he has made public via his...
Diego Samuel Espitia Detecting the Indicators of An Attack We always choose to implement prevention and deterrence rather than containment mechanisms in security. However, the implementation of these mechanisms is not always effective or simple to set up...
ElevenPaths Cybersecurity Weekly Briefing August 1-7 Database of +900 Pulse Secure VPN Enterprise Servers An underground forum post has been detected showing the existence of a database containing data collected on more than 900 Pulse Secure...
Introducing the New ElevenPaths Chief Security Envoys (CSEs) for 2020ElevenPaths 5 October, 2020 For several years now, in ElevenPaths there is a CSAs (Chief Security Ambassadors) figure. These are experts in cybersecurity, ambassadors of our brand around the world whose mission is to promote the culture of security through conferences and articles. Last year, in order to broaden the outreach of these ambassadors, we created a new figure: the ElevenPaths CSE (Chief Security Envoy), an acknowledgement programme for professionals in the cybersecurity sector. After an initial experience that was a total success, today we would like to introduce you to the two new additions to this programme: Juan Carlos Fernández Martínez and David Sánchez Jiménez. Juan Carlos Fernández Martínez Worker of the Administration, lawyer and creator of TECNOGADOS. He combines these activities with his work as a specialist professor in legal issues related to new technologies and cybersecurity in various Masters (UCLM, EOI or Toledo School of Public Security). He has also participated in the well-known TED talks, as well as the main Computer Security Congresses in Spain, such as RootedCON, Navaja Negra, MoretureloCON and the XIII STIC CCN-CERT Conference of the National Cryptology Centre. Social profiles: Twitter LinkedIn MyPublicInbox David Sánchez Jiménez Cybersecurity expert at The Security Sentinel. Expert professor in Ethical Hacking and Offensive Security of the Master in CyberSecurity Management, Ethical Hacking and Offensive Security of the Escuela Internacional de Postgrados (EIP) Social profile: LinkedIn If you want to know the rest of the CSEs that will be repeating in Spain, you can check last year’s article. In Ecuador, Alicia and Christian will repeating as well. Events, talks and conferences organisers who would like to have one of these experts at their disposal, we provide the following email address. cse@11paths.com where we look forward to your applications. We would be delighted to come and share knowledge! Cybersecurity Weekly Briefing 26 September – 2 OctoberCuriosities About Windows XP Code Leak
ElevenPaths Do I Really Need an Antivirus? How can standard users protect themselves? In this article we explain what an antivirus is for and how you can be (more) protected.
Gonzalo Álvarez Marañón NFT Fever: The Latest Cryptocurrency Killing It Online In May 2007, the digital artist known as Beeple decided to create and publish a new piece of artwork on the Internet every day. True to his word, he...
Pablo Alarcón Padellano Telefónica Tech, recognized with Palo Alto Networks’ SASE, Cloud and Cortex Specializations We are the first partner in Spain awarded with Prisma SASE, Prisma Cloud and Cortex XDR/XSOAR specializations.
ElevenPaths Cyber Security Weekly Briefing April 10-16 0-days in Chrome and Edge Security researcher Rajvardhan Agarwal has discovered a 0-day vulnerability in the current versions of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, which he has made public via his...
ElevenPaths Cyber Security in Times of Pandemic: How Has Confinement Affected Our Digital Security? The pandemic has accelerated the transition to a digital life, and with it, cyber-attacks against users and businesses have risen. The most frequent attack, which is the most common...
ElevenPaths Top 4 Programming Languages for Beginners Have you set yourself new challenges this year but don’t know where to start? How would you like to become an expert in programming? We know that, at first,...
